Obinoscopy: madness

Gee001: Dat was one hell of a decision he took. If only pple knew d traumas he faces after stealing, he actually feels bad afta each stealing n dat is wot I call a man wt a conscience but u get mind sha.

ghettodreamz: He's being a firm believer. I wonder what he would have done, if it was his manhood that causes him to sin here

sdiq: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA MOUTH FIT PICK SOMETHING NOW

CrazyMan: *Thinking aloud*

If our leaders can adopt this strategy, it would be better for us.

kariolality: That guy will never become somebody in life again...How will he eat,dress,defend,drive,DO THINGS e.t.c...

mickey5000: Ignorance.

It was not his hand that was at fault. the nature and ability to steal is in him. now that the hands are gone, i'm very sure that he will still have the urge to steal and would find a way to do it without his hands.

What he needed was to practice to discipline himself from within, abstaining from the wrong thought and seek help from those that could help him.

He had made himself useless now.

bright007: After d first wrist was gone,which wrist did he use in cutting the second wrist off....coccck and bull story

johnstar: Fear first catch me o, I tnk say na 9ja man go cut him hand , which 9ja man go even do dis 1 self,

bright007: After d first wrist was gone,which wrist did he use in cutting the second wrist off....coccck and bull story

Timijo: According to the bible, if your eyes will lead you to sin, pluck it out! and that is exactly what Egyptian, Ali Afifi did only he didn’t pluck out his eyes but cut off his hands from his wrists.
Ali took the severe decision following his inability to stop stealing and the feeling of guilt that comes over him after every act of theft.
In a situation he described asa ‘battle pitched’ against the devil, Afifi, 27, went to the main train station in the western Egyptian town of Tanta four years ago and waited for the train to approach where he was before dipping his hands under its wheels as hundredsof other train passengers watched in horror.
Following the shock of what happened, Afifi’s father sent him to an assylum. Following his release, Afifi sought the help of a local Islamic scholar to assist in chopping off the other wrist but the man refused citing the fact that he was not a ruler nor in a position to make that decision.
Rather, the Islamic scholar advised him to repent and seek God’s help. Left with no other choice, Afifi decided to carry out the act by himself. According to him(Afifi), “when I was finally released from theassylum a few months ago, I cut the other hand off to make sure I’ll never steal again.

http://www.informationnigeria.org/2012/09/bizarre-27-year-old-man-cuts-off-his-own-hands-to-prevent-him-from-stealing.html

SlyIg: ISLAM

RICK9 NAIRALAND EMPEROR: .

VERY SERIOUS: But that wasnt wat Jesus meant oh. Self discipline. Is the major tin. Nt chopping your hands off. Somtimes i wonda if some people's brain are infested with earth worm

CrazyMan: *Thinking aloud*

If our leaders can adopt this strategy, it would be better for us.

Timijo: That is it.

Timijo: That is it.

abuaoyen: d guy na big fool!